A loyal supporter of the Monumenta event since 2007, LVMH is a partner of the 2010 exhibition,
a creation by Christian Boltanski entitled “Personnes”.

Following its support for the first two Monumenta events, featuring Anselm Kiefer and then Richard Serra,  LVMH is pleased to partner Christian Boltanski for this latest installation, conceived specially for the colossal nave
of the Grand Palais in Paris. “Personnes” is a truly grandiose piece, emblematic of the artist’s work. 
LVMH’s corporate patronage makes possible a remarkable work at the Grand Palais by one of France’s leading contemporary artists.

LVMH corporate patronage: a strong focus on promoting broad access to contemporary art

LVMH’s support for Monumenta is part of ongoing initiatives by the Group for over fifteen years in support of culture, heritage and artistic creativity. The Group’s patronage has enabled millions of French and foreign visitors to rediscover major artists in the history of art and enjoy the work of contemporary artists whose creations offer powerful resonance with modern times, from Cézanne to  Klein and Poussin to Richard Serra, and from Paris to Venice, New York, Hong Kong, Versailles, Beijing and other world capitals.

This patronage commitment by LVMH also centers on encouraging access to the best of culture for young audiences and on helping both children and young artists nurture their knowledge and talent.

Through its continued collaboration with the Monumenta event and the prominent artists who take up this challenge, LVMH is delighted to enable the public—and young people in particular—to experience works by some of today’s greatest artists, notably Christian Boltanski in the current exhibition. 

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